Mike Honcho
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The oil you use is way more important than filter choice. Having said that, I prefer Wix filters.
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I second your preference. WIX is the only filter I use. Oil - Rotella T6.The oil you use is way more important than filter choice. Having said that, I prefer Wix filters.
^^^^^ Absolutely!!!! Good oil with a cheap filter is a bad combination. It's like putting 87 octane in a Ferrari, Bentley, Corvette, Boss Mustang, I think the message is clear.IMO oil and filter go hand in hand. When you see what can happen to cheap filters sometimes it's not an area to skimp either. I know no one is saying this but just sayin'. Most oem filters are really good because they have to be but Wix and Baldwin are amongst the best out there. I've also used K&N and Mobil 1 filters with great success because of the amount of synthetic media inside those filters.
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Oil filters are not all built the same, research proves this. I have been running Mobil 1 oil and filters forever and a day and most likely will do so until I stop driving. Are there better combos, sure, are their worse options, without a doubt.
Good to know, my FX is up for an oil change and I use Mobil 1. I only wish they sold Mobil 1 filters as well.
How is everyone scoring such low prices on GG stuff at advanced?
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They do sell Mobil 1 filters at Advance and others.
Atlanta metro has it at some locations. It's hit or miss but great when you hit the deal. I get a list of stores and call if I'm not out and about. Check clearance and also ask manager. As others have mentioned, the mgr can offer a lower price.
You sir know your filters. Wix is a very good filter but even it doesn't compare to Baldwin which is the very best filter produced on a mass scale out there. There are many factors to consider when choosing the best filter and I from years of study spread over decades I lean toward the bypass as one of the most important parts of a good filter and where many filters that could be toward the top of the list fail. Purchase a case of Balwin filters for your vehicles. I quit purchasing them one or two at a time because they are not always easy to find. There have been many occasions I had to go with a Wix when a Balwin wasn't available. Nice thread gentlemen. I've enjoyed reading everyone's input. I always learn something reading a complete thread.IMO oil and filter go hand in hand. When you see what can happen to cheap filters sometimes it's not an area to skimp either. I know no one is saying this but just sayin'. Most oem filters are really good because they have to be but Wix and Baldwin are amongst the best out there. I've also used K&N and Mobil 1 filters with great success because of the amount of synthetic media inside those filters.
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.05 centsI went by a local Advance Auto today. They had a few Griots products on a clearance shelf and about the only thing that caught my eye was a sealant and glass sealant. The paint sealant was $17.95 so I passed, the glass sealant rang up as 5 cents and the manager said they aren't supposed to sell it anymore and just gave it to me for free!
I went by a local Advance Auto today. They had a few Griots products on a clearance shelf and about the only thing that caught my eye was a sealant and glass sealant. The paint sealant was $17.95 so I passed, the glass sealant rang up as 5 cents and the manager said they aren't supposed to sell it anymore and just gave it to me for free!